TED English is online dialogues around TED talks! Each 45-minute session will feature a cool and informative TED Talk, coupled with Q & A and discussion about the meaning and language used in the talk. By joining this program you’ll get the opportunity to talk about vocabulary and grammar from the TED talk, react to the topic discussed in the talk, and interact with a huge community of people online through a discussion facilitated by America House’s very own English language Resident!
On November 23rd in celebration of Thanksgiving Week we will discuss TED Talk by Brian Doyle: 365 Days of Thank You.
Inspired by the spirit of gratitude that is amplified each Thanksgiving day, Brian Doyle set out to extend the power of gratitude beyond one holiday in his unique social experiment: "365 Days of Thank You." Learn how two words can change your world and world view.
If you have already participated in previous TED English sessions, you can use the same link to join this one on November 23rd! If you are new to this program, please register below:
The deadline to register is November 23rd by 12:00 PM. Before the session you'll receive an email with the link to the online meeting.
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